Warranty Windows Went Untracked
Coverage periods and defect windows across different systems and contractors weren't recorded in one place.
Property warranty periods, defect windows, and claim deadlines are easy to lose track of across spreadsheets, and a missed deadline can mean a repair the owner pays for that should have been covered. We designed and built a platform MVP that tracks warranties, defect periods, claims, contractors, repair status, and related documentation in one place.
New properties carry multiple warranties across different systems and contractors, each with its own coverage period and defect window, and it's easy for an owner or developer to lose track of what's still covered and what's expired.
The platform gives teams one place to record warranty coverage, log claims when issues arise, assign them to the responsible contractor, and track repair status through to resolution, with documentation kept alongside every claim.
Coverage periods and defect windows across different systems and contractors weren't recorded in one place.
Reporting a warranty issue often meant a phone call with no structured record of what was claimed or when.
Once a claim was raised, tracking whether the contractor had actually resolved it required following up manually.
A platform built around tracked warranty coverage, structured claims, and contractor-assigned repair status.
Each warranty is logged with its coverage period, defect window, and the contractor responsible for it.
Owners and developers log warranty claims directly against the relevant coverage, with photo evidence attached.
Claims route to the contractor responsible for that specific warranty, keeping accountability clear.
Claims move through open, in-progress, and resolved status, giving visibility into real repair progress.
Teams are alerted as warranty and defect windows approach expiry, so claims aren't missed by a deadline.
Warranty certificates and claim documentation are stored alongside each coverage record for easy reference.
We reviewed the range of warranties, coverage periods, and defect windows a property typically carries.
We defined how a claim needed to move from filed to assigned to resolved, tied to its warranty coverage.
Our engineers built warranty tracking, claim filing, and contractor assignment as one connected platform.
We tested the platform against real warranty coverage to confirm claims and expiry alerts tracked accurately.
The MVP launched ready to manage live warranty coverage, with room to add more claim automation next.
A warranty nobody's tracking is a repair bill waiting to happen — track the window, and coverage actually gets used.
Every warranty carries its own coverage period, defect window, and responsible contractor attached directly to it.
Every claim ties directly to the warranty it falls under, keeping the claim history organized and traceable.
Coverage windows are monitored automatically, surfacing approaching expirations before they're missed.
The MVP's data model supports adding new warranty types and contractor networks in later product phases.
× Coverage periods and defect windows unrecorded
× Claims filed informally by phone call
× Repair status hard to confirm after filing
× Deadlines missed without warning
✓ Every warranty logged with its coverage window
✓ Claims filed with structured documentation
✓ Repair status tracked through to resolution
✓ Expiry alerts before deadlines pass
Record the coverage once. Never miss a claim window again.
A warranty only protects an owner if someone's tracking when it applies. By combining tracked coverage windows with structured claims and contractor assignment, the MVP turns warranty management from a filing cabinet into an active safeguard.
"A warranty nobody tracks might as well not exist — the coverage expires the same whether or not you used it. Track the window, file the claim on time, and the coverage finally pays for itself.
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If your team can't reliably tell what's still under warranty, MVPHUB can help design and build the warranty management MVP your properties need.
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